Public Policy Tipoffs Involving Missouri
2024-25 NAIA Men's Wrestler of the Week - Week 7 (February 5)
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, Feb. 5 [Category: Sports] -- The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics posted the following news release:
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2024-25 NAIA Men's Wrestler of the Week - Week 7 (February 5)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Victor Guzman of Cumberland (Tenn.) is the NAIA Men's Wrestler of the Week. The winner was selected based on their performances from January 27-Feb. 2 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/Continental Athletic Conference (Independents)/unaffiliated group nominees.
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Laid off? 8 tips for accidental freelancers
COLUMBIA, Missouri, Feb. 5 [Category: Media]-- The Association of Health Care Journalists issued the following news:
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Laid off? 8 tips for accidental freelancers
As if frigid temperatures, catastrophic wildfires, and an administration that belittles science and the media weren't rough enough, January 2025 also left hundreds of journalists without jobs.
If you're one of them, I'm so sorry. Getting laid off is emotionally, practically, and financially destabilizing, especially when your
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Oral History Project Captures Niobrara's Resilience
LINCOLN, Nebraska, Feb. 6 -- The University of Nebraska issued the following news:
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Oral history project captures Niobrara's resilience
By Russell Shaffer, Rural Prosperity Nebraska
Situated at the confluence of the Missouri and Niobrara rivers, residents of Niobrara, Nebraska, are no strangers to the impacts of extreme weather. Since its founding nearly 175 years ago, Niobrara has flooded four times (most recently in 2019), lost multiple bridges and moved twice. And yet, the village an
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Trump's data purge: What to know about federal infectious disease sites
COLUMBIA, Missouri, Feb. 5 [Category: Media]-- The Association of Health Care Journalists issued the following news:
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Trump's data purge: What to know about federal infectious disease sites
Even in the rapidly evolving environment created by the new administration, it was hard to miss the news last Friday that more than 1,000 pages on the CDC website had disappeared last Friday. In the days since, some pages have been restored, in varying degrees of their former completeness. Going forwa
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